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How to Write a Lot
A Practical Guide to Productive Academic Writing Paul J. Silvia. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, 2007; 149 pp; ISBN: 987-1-59147-743-3, paper $14.95 us. All students and professors need to write, and many struggle to finish their stalled dissertations, journal articles, […]
07-11-2008
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CAUT Reviewing Kwantlen’s ‘Stop Research’ Directive
Researcher Russel Ogden was told in 2006 by Kwantlen officials not to attend at an assisted suicide. Criminologist Russel Ogden has been told by the administration at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Surrey, B.C., that he must stop his research on […]
07-10-2008
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CAUT Urges Opposition to Gov’t Plan
The New Brunswick Government is trying a second time to introduce major changes to its post-secondary education system. Premier Shawn Graham unveiled a new action plan in the summer, based on a report released several weeks earlier by the working […]
07-10-2008
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Fed’s Funding Policy Misguided
Two big issues facing post-secon­dary education are funding and how that funding is allocated. Although post-secondary educa­tion is a provincial responsibility, the federal government plays an important role in funding. In the mid-1960s the federal government initiated a system of […]
07-10-2008
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Encyclopaedia Idiotica
What is it about Wikipedia? It didn’t exist in 2001. Not so long ago, it was just an obscure website full of biographies of sports fig­ures and esoteric details about TV shows such as Star Trek. But now it is […]
07-10-2008
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Committee Concludes Investigation into Freedom of Expression at York University
York University agrees to move forward on committee recommendations to improve free expression on campus. [Photo: York University] A CAUT ad hoc investigatory committee has completed its three-year investigation into allegations of threats to freedom of expression at York University […]
06-10-2008
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UofT Student Receives National CAUT Award
CAUT has given its 2008 J.H. Stewart Reid Memorial Fellowship to University of Toronto PhD student Jonathan Crane. Jonathan Crane, a University of Toronto student completing a PhD in Modern Jewish Thought, has been chosen for this year’s Ste­wart Reid […]
06-10-2008
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Brandon Strike Continues
BUFA president Bruce Forrest (left) & vice-president Dennis Oleson on the picket lines in Brandon. Academic staff at Brandon University were on the picket lines Sept. 29 after talks with the admin­istration broke down earlier in the month. Faculty association […]
06-10-2008
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Israel: Academics Sign Petition to Remove Territory Blockades
Hundreds of Israeli academics have signed a petition calling on their government to support academic freedom in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip by removing blockades and checkpoints impeding access to institutions of higher learning. “It is clear there […]
06-10-2008
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Alberta Faculty Honoured for Contributions to Community
CAFA award winners — Claude Couture & Diane Conrad. The Confederation of Alberta Faculty Associations honored two University of Alberta faculty members during a special ceremony Sept. 18 in Edmonton. Claude Couture, a professor of social sciences and Canadian studies […]
06-10-2008
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L’ACPPU enquête sur l’interdiction de recherche à Kwantlen
Le chercheur Russel Ogden s'est vu interdire en 2006 par la direction de Kwantleen de participer à tout acte d’aide à la mort. Le criminologue Russel Ogden s’est vu enjoindre par la direction de l’Université polytechnique Kwantlen, établie à Surrey […]
06-10-2008
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La politique de financement malavisée du gouvernement fédéral
Le secteur de l’éducation postsecondaire est confronté aux deux grands enjeux que sont les sources et les mécanismes de financement. Bien que ce secteur soit du ressort des provinces, le gouvernement fé­d­é­ral n’en joue pas moins un rôle im­portant dans […]
06-10-2008